Have your Wikipedia page available in other languages
Wikipedia exists in over 300 languages! We’ll work with you to identify the languages in which it’s best to position yourself on the encyclopedia: each language version requires its own adjustments.
How do I get a Wikipedia page in a new language?
Send us an e-mail indicating your existing Wikipedia page, and the new language(s) you’d like to target. Or ask us to help you target the most relevant language.
We will offer you support tailored to your situation and send you a quote.
Once the quotation has been signed, we send you the new language versions within 7 days for proofreading.
We put them online within 3 days of validation via our accounts, and keep a watch on them for a month (or more, if you wish).
Our case studies
🇺🇲 Laurent Petitgirard
Translation and adaptation of this composer’s French Wikipedia article for English Wikipedia.
🇮🇹 🇺🇲 Beretta
Translation and adaptation of this executive’s French Wikipedia page for Italian and English Wikipedia.
🇺🇲🇯🇵 i-PRO
After an eligibility audit, we created the Wikipedia page for this international Japanese company specializing in security and surveillance technologies.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have my Wikipedia page in multiple languages?
Wikipedia exists in over 300 languages, but each version is completely autonomous, with its own style and formatting conventions. As a result, it is not possible to automatically “duplicate” a page in several other languages – they have to be created one after the other.
We can advise you on the best translation opportunities.
Should the content of pages be different for each language?
Not necessarily; an English Wikipedia page can be based solely on French sources. There are, however, some specific formatting rules.
Each language version of your page will evolve over time in a different way, depending on the interventions of different people. It’s rare for pages to remain identical in content for long periods, and it’s not advisable to try to harmonize them absolutely.
How much does it cost to get a Wikipedia page in a new language?
The minimum charge is €1,200 ex-VAT per language version for a short page with few sources to consider. Rates can go up to €5,000 ex VAT, depending on the amount of information to be processed.
This price includes a properly formatted, compliant draft, 1 round trip between you and us, submission to Wikipedia via one of our accounts, and a one-month watch including exchanges with encyclopedia contributors.
A sliding scale of charges can be applied if you wish to adapt the page in several languages. Contact us for a personalized quote.
If I already have a Wikipedia page in a language, am I automatically eligible for an English page?
Being eligible for a major language version such as French or German generally allows you to be present in other languages, even without specific media coverage in the target language.
However, some pages created before 2015 or which have fallen “under the radar” are still online, despite their uncertain eligibility. Touching them (by modifying them or launching a translation) can trigger their deletion.
Before any translation is carried out, it is therefore essential to check that the page complies with the eligibility criteria, or risk losing both the existing version and the hope of creating a new one.
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